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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
SELLERS SEIZED.
The Seattle Schooner Chsl-
lenge Seized In Alaska.
The Presidential Party
Continues the Tour Of
New York.
MORE THAN COURTESY
Some Oregon Wagon Roads
Are Being Called to
Account.
Blshep seghsFs Murdered In AInaka-
DGvftt's work-Contraet Labor On
the Mexican Border -Boalan-
gers Lsstsr canssz TAIk-
Breach sf Privilege.
scHooNKR CHALLENGE, A sRArrxK CRAP,
EzzxKD FoR sEAIxsd N AHAsxA.

SCHOONER oHAILKRGE, sRATTLK CRAFT
EuzED FoR szALmd n ALASKA.
San FRAScEsco. Jaly 18.-E3y the
Alaska steamer Dora, which came in to-
day from O1nalaska, Information b 70
oe1ved Of the seizure Of two vessais for
sealing within the limits prescribed By
the United States GoyerRment. They
are the Ameriean schooner OhalIenae,
30 tons, from Seattle, and tue British
steam schooner Annie Beck, hailinQ
from Victoria. Both seizures were
made by the United States revenue cut
ter Richard Rash, and the vessels and
crews were seat on 10 Sitka.
The Challenge YES taken on July lst,
In Eksten haFhoE. en Eksien Islsnd.
When oyeFhanled By the Rush no seals
were 10 be teen, but there vas blood on
deck. and other evideaces that the crew
had bsan enRagei In sealing. The
Rush took charge Of her n spits Of the
protests Of her captain, Who urged that
every skin be had vas obtained IN the
open waters Of the Pacific.
Two days later the Annie Beck vas
seized near st. Georges, which Il nor far
from Ounalaaka. As in the case Of the
Challenge. there was blood on the deck,
and the crew appeared a. IL they had
been hard at u. Her captain sst np q
protest, and said that he would demand
satisfaction through the British Gov
He was likewise seat of 10
Sitka, where be, as well as the American
captain, are 10 be tried.
when the Dora departed from Onna-
laska, there vas heet Of twesty seal
ers hoyeEine OF Smack, under espion-
age By the Rush. Others we're reported
st Unga, and the of1cers Of the Rush
weRe in mead Of assistance. The Bear
has gene 10 the Arctic waters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
CONTRACT LARoR.
rIeHTKNINo TIE LINKS OF THs Law Oh
TEE MlXIcAN noRpER.

TIeHTKNTNo THE LINKS OF rHs Law oH
TIE MIxIcAN borden.
EL PAso, July Mexicans residing
across the river IN Peso Del NoFta are .
good deal stirred up over the gradual
tightening Of the lines against them BY
the United States Government. Collect
or MaRgofin has received an important
ruling from the Treasury Department
regarding the employment Of Mexicana.
residing In Mexico. on this side Of the
river. The Department has ruled that
the Contract Labor Act, passed by Con-
Rress lest February, prohibiting the
employment Of foreian oitizens 10 work
in This county previ0us 10 exit from
sheir foreign country, under penalty Of
5000 for each onense, applies 10 the
eupleyment Of foreigners Who live
near the border and cross daily TO work.
The ruling vas made more especially
/ In regard 10 Canadians who GROSS toe
Niagara 10 work In New York State, but
IL effects the Mexican border, probably
20 even g greater extent than the Cana
dian. Nexicans come over 70 II Pago
In large numbers 10 work on railroads
and many other occupations as common
IaboneFs. The calling which will b
most affected By the ruling 10 cigar
making, since quite number come ovoI
/ daily 20 work &c that business. A heavy
duty on cigars, amounting 10 nearly
twice their value In Mexico, makes u
very desirable THAI cigara be made on
this side Of the river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
HwEACm ov PRIVILEGE.
DxBATE 90 TIE Lose-TkNEE1 QUESTION:
N IKE aoUsn or ooMMous.

pxhATE oa TaE Lose-TANNKa QUESTION
N TIE aoUsH OF ooNMoHs.
LoxDoa, July Is.- walter Ullmer
Long, Conservative. called tho attention
OF tie House Of Commons this after
noon te q breach Of privileges committed
on Friday Ia The lobby b. DF. Charles
KeaTns Dean Tanner, Parnellite, Ia
ealing him (LOne) Damned snob."
CONTINUING. Lang said be hsd By letter
warned Dr.. Tanner 81 bis Determination
% bring sha matter before the House.
Notwithstanding this, Tanner vas nsw
ahsent. The facts Of tbs cAss wsFa thai
Long, having beard thas Tannag had
eoupiaiRed that bis vuts hAd not beea
Feoortled u Q certain diViaioa and meet
InR him IN the lobby asked him vhat
waa the matter And IL anything was
wFoza in the record Of the division.
Tanner Feplied: You're Tory. aren't
you7 wish 10 God, tAsn, yOa wosldn't
npeak 70 me. have tolS you damned
Tories BsveF 70 speak - ne. lFiss
cheera. Talk 10 y0aK own damned les. !"
Answsf.-I Wasn't aware you dadn't
wish 70 be SPOKEN 10.
Tanner tken vent on 70 Ayi keep
voar damned tongue IN yoaf Dodth.
Deaf make . bi4stad fool Of yoursalf, !"
fIanRhanr by Parneliitssl. AZ Long
suFFiea away Tanner called 0at @Ihsfe
aoss 9 damned sob.
LonR, afteR giving this htsi9gy OF the
fnsideat, said that BE v0ald raiaer hsvs
raased over the stair with son9smpe,
bat e it oasaEred within tie Pssosnssl
a. he Hoass and In the preaenee Of sv-
srv rusnbsK Be felt Il % Be his auty "a
brina ahs matter before the Honse.
vi. n. Smi1A. Government lsaes9
moved thai TanneF be saspended Tor Z
n0Mfh.
Ssxton said be sonHi9sFe9 such pro-
eaodinas asaFosly lea diaaFnceful than
thas esmraasnsd o. TanneF kad FIRE.
Quanfly reaaaaled The ToTY membeFl
ros b sSArsas him. Lo1a 9oul6 astst
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MoRE TuAx CoURTEsT.
rHR ooyEaNMKNTss oFFER OF ooSVoX TO
oUKKN KAPfoLANI DEENKD
SIGNIFICANT.

rHR ooyEzNMENr's oFFER OF ooSvoY TO
oUKKN KkPfoLANI DKENKD
SIGNIFICANT.
WAsHrHaToN, JuIy ls.-The teadsF Of
q United States vessal 80 convoy 10 The
Queen Of tAe Hawaiian Islands 10 more
than & mere courtesy. Our government
will send trusted oflsers with the ship,
and undoubtedly new instructions 10
she a0mmapdera Of our naval vessels
which should BE- at Honolulu. II there
h any need for immediate eommuntca-
tion With cur aathoFities the survey
steamer HaasIeR, which 10 10 set a. con
voy, vill at onee return 10 The United
States aa bearer II the g0vegRment feels
the need Of more spsedy information
thAn can be obtAined By the regular
steamers, and it Il tho1Qht wise 70 have
the best sailing vessels At the disposi-
ton Of cur representative on tie isiand
In the absence Of telegfsphic eommuni-
cation.
Al this juncsuEs vill undoubtedly 70
salt q movement 20 sao1re cable con-
neetson vita Hawaii 81 an early day.
Some friands Of Carter, representative
Of the HaVaiian government, are OF
opinioR that he must be recalled 10
serve e Prime Minister and fern Q new
Cabinet. An admit that King KalakAua
eau only retain the crown by acting as
. mere hzure had ana By carrying out
The wishes Of the foreigners who really
control TIE aasirs Of the Islands. and
who represent is wealth and indastFies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

B1aEoP EsGRKaa. An AxAaxAN MEsuoa-
All, NuKDxRED NJ a YouNa MGx
FnoM PuarlANn.

B1sRoP EsGzxaa, an AxAExAx Mrsuoa-
ARfs sunDxRkD NJ A TouEa MAK
FnoM fukrLANn.
SAE FRAxcwco. Suly Is.-fnfoEma-
ton was received today from Oana-
laska. that Bishop eszhers, Oasholie
uza1slonaEy, wao murdered In cold blood
ny his companion on the niRht Of No
vembaR 18Th las. Tho ooeDe Of The
tragedy vas On he banks of the Yuknn
river about 800 miles from the mouth.
The murderer is Frank Fullsr, 9 yoang
ma1 from Portland, 0rea5a, Who 40
companied The BlsAop e. eompanion
and seFvant. Tue Bishop left for
Alaaka 10 perform missionary work
among the Indians, taking FallsR, who
Was warmly Fscommsndad, with him.
On the seventh day Of the journey
Fuller asked the Bishop 70 make camp
for the night IN an open spot, but the
Indiane Of tie party advised against
tt. as there was an lndiaa settlemant
6syoud. The Bishop took their advlcs
despite the iealoaa oomplainss Of Ful-
leFs and they caEpad later in the even
tng. Il is said By the Indians thst Fal-
Ter rosa IN the morning and shot the
Bishop while the latteF vas lying down.
TOE Indians, fearing he voald kill
them al, disaEmsd him. Fuller, how
ever, declaring that be only meant 10
Kill the Big1oP. The Indians arranged
the bedy ana accompanied Fuller to
NRlata. where they diEsiosed the AFFAIR.
The Bishops body was sent for and
bEouRht to Sc. Michaels, whittier Fuller
vent and gave himself up. he was
iaken 10 6itka, where be viii be tried.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19
SEATTLE W. r, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1887

uissly if be I'D noa spoksa 10 ranns
a the TINA. Tha docsor waa exclaef
oRaF hil exeiualon frou 9 dvislon- II
/ tuei9ent didn1 deserve he irestmenl
e was accorded and Ne doolsE did noi
deserve The severe penalty propoaed.
Ae % hlg Ah1onea be vas h Ireland
keecina q puhlie enRagemenA. He
wo1ld mesl The Asc1mfion aay day ap-
poalted Sextal then naVed b adioaFn
he debate until aome time whan Tanner
sAodle be present.
Smikh reminded tie H0aas thaa no
reqaas1 foE delay O. any apology woald
Be- rooaived fRom Tanner.
RaFnall glbnittsd that there Waa no
preoedent for saspeuaing q member for
meath without aivtDg hin . chance
10 Do heArd.
Gladslons said be thoa9ha the pro-
pcsed punishmsut for The oasnse sup
ported 6v ex paFta evidences vas dlapEO-
portioaed 10 vhat vas usually admin-
isfsred.
Smith, after hsarine Mr.. 0laasaons
sasd be woaAd not pEass his motion aud
instead pFoposed thae Tanner sAould 81
tend next THURSDAY and respond 10 The
charge. Agreed 10.
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TAM CAUSED.

DExTKnKNcE OF oPuIoN Rs0AkDTNe oKN.
KRAL BoUL.kMaER's LKTrKR TO
n. LAuKR.
Pans. July ls.-M. L4neF, Q member
Of she Chamber Of Deputies, 70 whom
General BonianReR wrote the letter
which caused 90 much talk during the
past two OF three days, u the man who
vent 10 Berlin the time n. Schnaebel 10
vas arrested By the German police 90
the frontier and interested himself IN
behalf Of the prisoner. Many people
are convinced that General BoulangsE
knew the latter would Be pablished.
The osbinet are divided on toe adyisa-
blIiiy of taking official notice Of the let
teF. General FeEFsB. Minister Of War,
eortends that the letter vas private and
10 aotion against General BoulanReF is
possible.
n. ROuvieF, Prime Minister. adopts
the contrary vieW and wishes 10 cell
BOulan0sF 70 accoaut for it.
IL 10 stated that Deputy Laisant re-
osfved from General Bo1lanReF . simi-
lar lester 10 that which vas published By
n. LaueF, bai be Fefuses 10 divulRe its
contents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

tAa Assislana GsnsEars oGisa. 10 Rsprs-
s111 tha Dapaxsment cn sha esmmis-
eao1. and VII soo1 appoint to ethefs
% neEr1Rgnf The Ge1NRAl Land Of8oe,
% the resoDRsndatiun e the Oammts-
slo1es. Ths invaseszAsipn VIII na cou-
meleed eaFig IN AnQasA The sum-
nlaiHa b made 70 fhe Ge2aRal LsAnd
Umee that nsltheF q thass WaRun roads
haa been cump1n1sd aseurdinR % Law.
alahsaah theiE oomusstiaa has bean daly
eerfiasd b ~ ths GoveEnoE of OEsRun.
The RfAnls 90 these roads eegFegaie
about 2 So0eoo aerss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Tha theE-
mometeF today at noon registered 96
degrees. aud up 10 that hour aix deaths
from sunstroks bed occurred. There
we're eiRhteen deaths yesterday and ave
an Saturday.
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bAVnT,s WoaK.
an kxFLIKs THAT HH WILL AcI IN Ac
uoRDAHcx WIFE PARNELLs kD-

IN RxFLEKz THAT Hn WILL AcT IN Ac
coRDAHox WIZ PARNELLs kD-
VICE.
DUsLTN, July 1s.-Richmond. Nation
alise member Of Parliament, speaking
81 OoolgEaney, said be deeply respected
Davitt's services, bat regretted bis late
spescb, which amounted 10 q charge
that vas little short Of folly, against
the advice Of the Queen by Iriah
Lsaeuers, and charges ooWaEdice
against the rsople. Tenants ought not
10 eaRage In any unequal Struggle
against bayonets.
Dayitt. replying. said be would oct 10
accordance With PaFnell's advice, bat
would not be diot1tod 10 By any sob
leader Of the Irish rSople.
Dillon, speakiag al Arklon, thanked
the psople Of Ooolgraney for their ad-
mirabIe adherence 10 the plan Of
campaign. Hs was unable TO refrain
fRsm expressing regrets at Dsvist's
srsech, and nndinQ faalt with the ad-
vice Of the Dnblin exeeative. he de-
sired 10 defend Harrington. whose on
cial position precluded him from reply
log personally. BE hoped thAt IN the
future petty differences would be set
tied in the Council chamber.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

DEkTEs FnoM KEAT m FFTrsBURo.
PTTrsBUna. Jaly IA eood breeze
and slight decrease 10 Temperature
made life more eaduFable today, al.
though the death rate is the Largest
known tn yeara. The meroaFy at p, N.
Was rising, with g In the shade. AZ
she same hoaR yesterday u vas leo,
sevsntsen deaths from heat were re-
ported up 10 noon, and nearly twiee e
many proslFations. Nearly all the facto-
rtes and mills are temporarily suspend
ed durinQ The heat ee The day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

Sc. THoMAs. (Ont.. July ls.-The 70
mains Of ell tie victims Of The reesnt
railroad disaster here have bosn inter
red. The injured are all doing veil ex
espl MFs.: Bealing. whose condition 10
very critical. Il is nou known that
from $50 70 90 persons we're injured By
the explosion-
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rHE oRFEcKRs AZ wAaEEHGTos sTERAISa
CT soEH LAND GRANT okk-
COS BoAps.

LF rHAA AaAAn GAALA oAAF
COS BoAps.
wAsKTN0roA, July ls-The Secretary
Of the InteEioE has eoncuFred IN The
rnoommandation Of the OommissionsF
Of the General Land OGios - ap0oint Q
eomnissioa 10 nAke q tbeF01Rh snd
sxhanstive investigation of TIE cundl.
ton of the WiltaDek1e Valley end Cas-
eAde A0untain wagon Esad, fhe Dallea
Military Waeon Road and The OFsgon
Osntraf Waeon Rsad. IN the STATE of
Oregon. especially as 70 whs4heg the
said roads have bsen eons4rne1ed. and
washer oF BOT the eegttasate OF t1e
GoTarnoE of tAe oompas1i0a Of The aAA6
reeds WAa ebtaine4 b faise O. fsA1ou-
ient representation maca ~ To FAF.
tiss interested ta obsAinina sa4a laodA
Tha 5eoEstnRy has appotnse1 Joh1 =
MeNans. of ClsFslssd, Ohso. noS d
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ rMR AAsnEKET 90 rxn
Marcnansa' National 8ank.

NRCuRfTfEs AND vALuARLRS,
- Goops ana PAkcKIs e a. Et1da ~
cetvsa fCR sMfe knapinx and aenr28A
sac szd DspuAl bgxNs = HrNGLAA
vArTT runtad al hrum o % 50 pr an
paaa. ancuE1ing - 1l1a. nTS
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Travellers Life and Accident.

ne
u.Eks PeIisy hosassu ss,aiF-
O00 asses, o0eso0o Surplus.
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NNNRAPoLEs. July is.-OFahb, eli.
man a Francis. Wholesale fEuli meF-
ehe1ta. Wefo closed by shs eheFid on an
astaehmene this afeernoon. They via
nake a. assignment tomorFow fog ne
oeneiit of their ors1itora. Thelf la
btllties are about el2A0c1 Tha aFm
aAy they win be aba % pay about %
cents on sha Collar.
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ToVR oR Nv YoRk.

TIE PRxsIDzNTIAL PARTY ooRITEuKz Trs
ToUR AMID PLRAAAHT INCIDENTS.
CxIcA, July 1e.-At 1870 O'Clock the
Presidents party passed through Rome.
About l50 sople were ct the depot. The
President vas on the rear platform. As
the car reached the depot be doflsd bis
bat and bowed RTaciously 10 the ad-
mirinQ crowd. Mrs. Cleveland and SEQ.
fekary FaiFchiid were standing Just
within the door, and smiled IL appre-
citation al the remarks THAI we're made
BY ladies Who were trying 70 get 9
eiimpss Of her face.
The party passed Oneida at l0;43,
Large crowds we're at the depot,
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OMAEA tNeo.). Jelly ie.-Af an early
boar % Sunday morning q Nelson,
Nee., q farmer named OonFnd WA tak-
en- from iAl sad lynched hy q mob.
Conrad bad BEEN arrested on thursday
fof the murder and robbery of ARCHER
farmer named Hanry 3. Allan,
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LOzDos, Jaly le.-Ths Tory whip has
been used, uFging Conservative mem-
hers 70 attend toniaht'a session Of the
H0uae Of Commons aud take part In
sha discussion on the oonduet Of DE-.
Tanner, msmbeg for CoFk, IN oallina
Loua, another membof, q sdam0ad
snob" in the lobey Of TIE H0uls on FIT.
dav miQht.
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OTTAWA, July is.-The Canadian Pa
cifie Company has oontFaoted 10 carry
car loads Of Australian wool from Vio-
togia. b. O., 10 Boston and other poinia
on The Atlantic seaboard. This WOOL
was, until this season. brought in ves-
sols 10 American ports on The kaaine
Coast aud shipped over The Northern
Pacihe Railway 10 Boslon ana other
poffn
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OrTAwA, yaly ls.--The Domlnion Gov
sEnmsnt viii esnd . eommisaioneE 70
traas of Oansda Win China and 5aDan.
an Efforts e present Of the Dominion
70 extend Oanada's foreign trade haye
been utterly barren 81 results. The
foreign trade 10 atili on The decline and
Il h held that u vii Be lmpo.nihis -
extend OanaAa'a foreign tRa1e on Q
r.s1atabls basis tlIi the Bomiuion %
iains the right 10 negotiate oommefcial
trsaliea on her 0Wn oeoonaf.
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DzArHs AT CHICAGO.

CKIcAea July Ia One hundred and
thirty-flve deaths, mostly caused by
sunstroke, are already on the ooroueF's
book and new Gases are coming In evsRy
few minutes. The Thermometer today
ranged from IS 20 30 degrees and The
weather q 0losa ana enitrY.
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TIE cnoWDsURdKD

Around to the rear end Of the ear and
greeted the President With cheers as he
and his wife appeared. Then followed
nve minutes Of the most enthusiastic
hand shaking; everyone crowded for
ward 10 reach the President with out
stretched hand, who had q pleasant
smile and grasp for all in reach, while
Mrs. Cleveland stood Ia the door and
smiled and nodded pleasantly to the
ladies. The sF scisI train with the Pres
ident arrived 10 Canostoga ct II o'clock.
TWO TEousARD People
Were awaiting the distinguished party
81 che depot. This and other buildinRs
we're decorated with bunting. When
the train came TO stsndstill the post
master introduced the President 10 the
people. An informal reception then
took plaae, and i've hundred people
shook hands With the President. Mrs.
Cleveland stood in the doorway Of the
car aoknovledignQ ealutations.
The Presidential party reached Casa
novia at 11:36 q. N. No special Incl
dent ocearred on the ride Of twelvs
miles from OenostoRa. The reception
was hearty and the PROCESSION FORMED
and escorted the party 10 ths Summer
HoMK OF sxcRxTARY FAIscEILD.
The town was everywhere RRlly deco
rated with National collars and the piacl
nsver saw such crowds Of people. Az
.. m. the President and Mrs. Cleveland
Feeeived the trustees Of the village and
q few friends. Al .. m the genera
reception began and the attendance vaI
large. The party dimes 81 the residenes
Of sidney Rairohild, father Of the Ste
rssaFy. On the var hither from OanOs
to9a Mrs. Roscoe C0uklipe sent bsskel
Of flowers to Mrs. Cleveland.
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UNABArRD.


rH8 ExcnssEvK HEAT or skTuKpAx AND
SUNDAY coETNuD.
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sAH FnANcEsoo, July H. By the
steamer Dora, which arrived today,
news vas reeetved 10 The eject that the
mining development on Unea Island e
q genuine b0nanEa. Tue ore yields
$50 per ton. The ledge b very Vids
and efrOnQ.
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sAN FnAnclsoo, July ls.-It wua afmaed
this sweating thai r. ID. N. Simmons.
who vas tried on She charge Of ssttina
liFe 10 the Del Monte Hotel aud aequii-
ted, will bring snit against the Pacific
InpEovsment Company fsF $4,000 fof
malicious prosecution ane imUriaon-
mani without oauae.
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PORTLAND tMs. }. July 1S.--Ths Mar
shAl having ordered druggists not 10
sell soda and cigars. al Druggists ex-
oept ooe--a smAil shaD closed enaifely
yesterday, not even puttina % pre-
aoriptiona. Their aetion II not ~
proved b. ths oitsseas, Who DO aot sua-
tain the Marshal Ia bis atlempt 10 90
fOFes the blue lav. The druggists v3il
take further concerted action.
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sAx FAANoEsco, Juiy ls.-This morn
inG The earoophazus oontaining the ro-
mains Of Rsv. Starr King vas tFans-
ferred from the church yard In front Of
What ID known &c stebbin ChnFoh on
0eaFy street, between Hteckton and Da-
pont, 70 resting place In Mount Mo-
Fiah CemeleRy. II. Gray 4 o., Who
oonduoted the obseqaies Of Reg. Starr
King ct the time Of his death on March
9Th, ae64. we're today given charge Of
the transfer Of The body.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

NEw YonE, July ls.-1hs BAilimors a
Ohio deal 10 said 10 Be fAai FoaehinR an
end and eonferencas we're beina huld
al oAy between eully. Ives, 6lanoR ans
Garrett 10 oomplele The details. 1l Ne
said that everything haa been AFFanRad
except The statement for pahlioaifon.
fhis, The ulambeEa Of the ayndinaie cav,
will be aiVan out lou.orrow
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

ALBuQUnoUE IN. NJ, Jaly IA
Ihe particulars were Jose Feoeived Of
TIE eurning of NE exisneiye lau mill,
plAning. moldlpg and boring eainhliah-
neat Of The AFisona LambsR o., a
Flaggta6 on Saturday night Tho plant,
which eosf tic9.oo0 Q ysaF ESQ. Wa en-
aiFaly consumed; Insurance. 1900, %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

NEw YORK, July s.-Ths asRument IN
order 10 show eaase why peFmanent
giay Of The exeeut10n Of the esnte1ea Of
jacob SHARP ahguid not be granted, YES
postponed until Friday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

CoMsTAnrrxoRLE, yaiy Is. --xlamil Pa-
cha, Grand vlxieE, bas FosigBed. Hie
rssiRnmti0n u Ia e0nesqasnee OF q Vio-
Ieul artiois publisbed IN the Aisasi, 81
taskina ths Grand Vixief'a OAbinet Rnd
tb4 vkoIe adminiatrsiiou, which vag IN
spIFed By she Bulian's order, 10 exsiie
publis Indignation against thsm, aud
fhes cover bis own responsibility n e0n
nsction With tbs E4yplian oongenti0a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-19

Ec@@Hy A4oWBA08 n1A 0tE4EE10 ttA1 fno
Assistant Treagursf of l6e UnlleG Staaaa
Wha has socoamled with Memrs. Bar.
rett and Hobhs, The diaburuinR ofleers
cf the Treasury, 10 state The condilion
of thesa aooounla On the close of humi-
nesa on friday last. The axAmlnntion
Of The aneeants of thesa cfloam win noa
b oompte1sd till tie cod of The 9esh.
Ioe exAminaticn 0f the accounts ae ahe
dlseurs3ng of3csrs og the 6scond Au1s-
tors and other aflcern have haan viFta-
ally oompleaed and thsaeA no formal
Fepoft has yet been mada, the eagretaxy
ha9 ben Informed tAas Tie Fasaa waa
aSfiNfnesorv.